the natural organic reduction process

[pearl]

I have never heard of this before, anyone familiar with the process?

Would it be considered a better alternative to cremation?

California legalizes human composting bill against Catholic bishops’ opposition | America Magazine

 

[Left Coast]

I have never heard of this before, anyone familiar with the process?

Would it be considered a better alternative to cremation?

California legalizes human composting bill against Catholic bishops’ opposition | America Magazine

I love that this is an option. What a wonderful way to give back your body to nature in a way that is environmentally friendly. It's a beautiful recognition of the circle of life.

As per usual, Catholic leadership's objections to this harmless (in fact, helpful) individual choice are wrong-headed and silly.

 

[Secret Chief]

I have never heard of this before, anyone familiar with the process?

Would it be considered a better alternative to cremation?

California legalizes human composting bill against Catholic bishops’ opposition | America Magazine

"In the letter, Domingo likened natural organic reduction to methods of disposal of livestock, “not as a means of human burial.” "

For me, this speaks volumes, but then christians think humans are of greater inherent worth than the rest of the animal kingdom. A dead body is a dead body, the species is irrelevant.

 

[1213]

I have never heard of this before, anyone familiar with the process?
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Would it be considered a better alternative to cremation?...

I wouldn't call that natural.

Why not just bury the person in traditional way? Much more natural and ecological.